The abilities to think in quantitative terms, to reason analytically, and to apply mathematical models to real-world problems and communicate results are valuable assets to those entering careers in business and other fields. Mathematical models are used to analyze a wide variety of problems in economics, finance, environmental management, marketing, business planning and other business fields, as well as traditional applications in science and engineering.<br>The Mathematical Sciences major requires completion of MA 131 Calculus I (which fulfills a Foundations for Success core requirement) and nine mathematical sciences courses.<br>In addition to the specific major requirements described below, students must also complete all designated requirements in Foundations for Success, Context & Perspectives in the Arts & Sciences, Business Dynamics, Communication Intensive coursework, and the additional degree requirements for Arts & Sciences majors.